2.5/3.5" SATA HDD Enclosure with Tray-less Mobile Rack

Product Overview: This HDD enclosure provides a convenient and secure way to house and access multiple 2.5" or 3.5" SATA hard drives. With its innovative tray-less mobile rack design, it offers easy and quick drive installation and swapping, ensuring maximum efficiency and flexibility. Key Features: - Supports both 2.5" and 3.5" SATA III hard drives - Tray-less mobile rack for effortless drive installation and removal - USB 3.0 interface for fast data transfer speeds - LED indicators for power and activity monitoring - Sturdy aluminum construction for durability and heat dissipation - Plug-and-play operation for hassle-free setup Benefits: - Store and manage multiple hard drives conveniently in one enclosure - Simplify drive installation and swapping without the need for trays - Enjoy fast data transfer rates for efficient file management - Monitor the enclosure's status easily with clear LED indicators - Ensure long-lasting performance with the robust aluminum casing - Connect and use without any complex software or driver installation Usage Points: - Ideal for expanding storage capacity on desktop computers and laptops - Suitable for data backup, archival, and media storage - Supports various operating systems, including Windows, Mac, and Linux - Perfect for professionals, students, and home users with large storage requirements - Portable and lightweight, making it easy to transport data between devices Specifications: - Drive Interface: SATA III - Supported Drive Sizes: 2.5" and 3.5" - USB Interface: USB 3.0 - Maximum Capacity: 16TB - Material: Aluminum - Dimensions: L 188mm x W 110mm x H 97mm Additional Features: - Supports UASP (USB Attached SCSI Protocol) for enhanced data transfer performance - Overcurrent and overvoltage protection for drive safety - Compact and sleek design to fit seamlessly on any desktop or workstation Related Links:

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